Sentence examples for affecting cultivation from inspiring English sources
Reform has sometimes come in "packages," which combine tenure reform and other measures affecting cultivation and productivity.
This study evaluated the important factors affecting cultivation of fruitful shrubs and trees in urban landscapes.
But rain that has affected cultivation across Europe made this year's harvest a washout.
N. M. Kale's study showed that only 15% of the arable land in selected districts of the suicide-prone Vidarbha were irrigated, which adversely affected cultivation and yields (Kale, 2011).
The solution was then adjusted to pH 3.0 with 1 N H2SO4 (Merck, Darmstadt, Germany) to remove heavy metals that would affect cultivation.
Kagoné (2006) described the three major obstacles affecting the cultivation of crop fodder species as land ownership rights, the agricultural calendar and seed availability.
The novel design of the CFB used in the present study includes a large volume that allows growing larger size microorganisms (e.g. fungi) and permits larger sampling volumes without affecting the cultivation.
This pathogen is the causal agent of Verticillium wilt of olive, one of the most serious diseases affecting olive cultivation in many areas.
Regarding fungal responses, we have found orthologs to the Arabidopsis RPH1 gene (resistance to Phytophthora 1), involved in immune response to Phytophthora brassicae [ 74], and other genes required for non-race specific resistance to bacterial and fungal pathogens [ 75].The powdery mildew is the main fungal disease affecting Cucurbita cultivation [ 15].
UNODC has said the suspension of aerial spraying was unlikely to affect the cultivation area because the most growth in area was found in zones where spraying was already off limits, such as nature reserves and indigenous reservations.
The natural development of semiarid scrublands is affected by cultivation of the land and by grazing by domestic animals, a destructive form of land use that can substantially alter vegetation.
